Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Our manager wanted a new challenge. His new job at a company that is offering software as a service fills the bill.
PBXs will be around awhile despite Microsoft's declaration that they're dead
Front-facing camera for FaceTime will be biggest add
The MCV joint venture of 12 broadcasters will offer live TV, some free, next year
Routes versus traffic confuses media, says expert
The identity-theft protection vendor reached a $12 million false advertising settlement with the FTC and others in March
IBM's 10-petaflop system will be used to run quake simulations in 2011
Despite the big splash, Lync is just another product to evaluate against corporate needs
Our roundup of cool applications, plus security and management advice, for Apple iPad tablet users
GPU-based machines are dominating the latest Green500 compilation of the world's most energy-efficient supercomputers
Technology aims to protect Windows users from PDF-based attacks
They bought 1.5 million tickets for Bruce Springsteen concerts, baseball playoff games, and more, using the network
Arm's next generation of processors will support 64-bit computing, opening the way to more memory-intensive applications
Europeana has 14 milliion artifacts but has been hampered by copyright clearance issues
Wyden says he will fight efforts to pass a bill that would allow the DOJ to order websites be blocked
Don't let the economical price scare you, this PC can take on most jobs
ChangeWave study shows iPhone 4 customers particularly satisfied
But tech earnings and confidence in capital markets don't quite offset general economic concerns
Yahoo plans to launch a widget TV store next year
New documents unsealed in a court case detail Dell's efforts to conceal PC problems
But it was human error, not SAP software that caused the problems, according to the city
Second-generation, stripped-down Kin phones from Microsoft pop up again from Verizon
Cisco is seeking a trademark on a mobile app that profiles a user's communication style
A group of Intel researchers has pioneered a messaging system that would allow multiple cores to communicate
The GPFS-SNC distributed computing architecture supports Posix
But Motorola and HTC models in hot pursuit, says ChangeWave consumer survey
Scattershot nature of the incident means U.S. wasn't a target
Co-Founder Evan Williams laments recent tensions with developers but says Twitter has to improve its product
The device is tentatively being called the "uphone" and has yet to be priced
Google TV was made for use with Intel Atom chips, but that may soon change
Substantial portion of traffic was routed through China earlier this year, says U.S.-China commission
Tweaks EMET to address hitches in Chrome, Adobe Reader updates
In several countries, MP3 players have been modified to record card details
More than 15 suppliers plan on selling Android tablets in 2011
Exascale machines will be super-fast, but how useful will they be?
The $150 million deal comes as Ariba divests its outsourcing arm to Accenture
College programs are just beginning to train future enterprise architects
Viewsonic is offering cash back for users who trade in their laptops for new tablets
Marc Maiffret's blog post says measure Bit9 used isn't most meaningful
Tech firms and lawmakers voice different tech priorities during a policy forum, however
Pleiades HPC cluster helps NASA complete scientific mission
Urban game joins Zynga's Facebook-based powerhouses Farmville, Mafia Wars and Zynga Poker
Fixes 27 flaws in WebKit browser engine
IBM, Intel and others question the usefulness of the Top500 key metric, the Linpack test
PIM aims to help you limit access to those who truly need it, especially for high-privilege accounts
